- impocket
- im·pocket
English syllables. 2014.
impocket
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impocket — ə̇m+ transitive verb Etymology: in (II) + pocket (n.) archaic : to keep or put in a pocket … Useful english dictionary
impeticos — v. To pocket, impocket. OED says: a burlesque word put into the mouth of a fool. Applied as a perversion of impocket, and perhaps intended to suggest petticoat. Used only once by Shakespeare, in Twelfth Night: I did impeticos thy gratility … Dictionary of american slang
impeticos — v. To pocket, impocket. OED says: a burlesque word put into the mouth of a fool. Applied as a perversion of impocket, and perhaps intended to suggest petticoat. Used only once by Shakespeare, in Twelfth Night: I did impeticos thy gratility … Dictionary of american slang
empocket — ə̇m, em+ transitive verb Etymology: en (I) + pocket (n.) : to put into one s pocket * * * empocket, v. Var. impocket v., to put into one s pocket … Useful english dictionary
impeticos — /im petˈi kos/ (Shakespeare) transitive verb A word coined by the fool in Twelfth Night II.3, perhaps meaning ↑impocket, or perhaps to bestow on (the wearer of) a petticoat … Useful english dictionary
